Gateway to the Great Outdoors
Milo ◆ through a local lens The town from the air and from the ground, through the seasons, as seen by the photographers who live right here in it. Every one lent their work to the committee for the town's site, on the one condition that each picture carries their name and a link back.
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If you photograph around Milo and would like your work here, write to the committee at hello@visitmilomaine.org .
Downtown Milo in summer, the river breaking white over the rocks below the bridge. Photo: Blaine Chadwick, 3RiversUAS A winter ice carousel: a slowly turning disc of river ice, ringed by broken floes. Photo: Blaine Chadwick, 3RiversUAS Sunset over the river at Milo, the banded sky mirrored the length of the water. Photo: Blaine Chadwick, 3RiversUAS The river winding through peak autumn colour, with a rail yard in the distance. Photo: Blaine Chadwick, 3RiversUAS A gazebo among the picnic tables, standing in a morning fog. Photo: Blaine Chadwick, 3RiversUAS Milo's veterans memorial, its flags and engraved stones on the lawn. Photo: Blaine Chadwick, 3RiversUAS A red fox, close enough to meet its eyes. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A young bull moose, antlers still in velvet, feeding on the summer green. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography The northern lights over Schoodic Lake, about ten minutes from Milo. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A bald eagle at rest against the trees. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A woodland waterfall, running full over dark ledges. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A meteor crossing the aurora over Schoodic Lake. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A black-capped chickadee on a snowy log, Maine's state bird. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography The dam at dusk, the bridge arch on one side and the mill lit up on the other. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography Green rays standing over Schoodic Lake, mirrored end to end in the water. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A spotted fawn drinking from a stony stream. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A fawn watching from a bank of deep snow. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography Camp lights along the far shore of Schoodic Lake under the aurora. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A bald eagle riding a grey sky. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A double rainbow standing over the dam after the rain. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography The aurora low over Schoodic Lake. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A red fox at a dead run across open snow. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography The village under fresh snow, the river still open through the middle of it. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography Winter on a frozen Schoodic Lake, snowmobile tracks under the northern lights. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography Sunset over the dam, the whole sky repeated in the water above it. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A young moose crossing a two-lane road. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography The northern lights over a field in Brownville, the next town over. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography A cow moose and her calf at the treeline. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography Five young grey squirrels crowded under peeling eaves. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography Aurora over a back road in Brownville. Photo: Michael T. Coons, Elm Street Photography